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BG-Map Garden Notepad and GreVid User's Manual
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Garden Notepad and GreVidTM
Users Manual
Garden Notepad version 8.0
GreVid version 5.41
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Contents
GARDEN NOTEPAD ............................................................................................. 5
WHAT IS GARDEN NOTEPAD?........................................................................... 5
WHAT DATA CAN GARDEN NOTEPAD RECORD? ........................................... 5
STARTING GARDEN NOTEPAD.......................................................................... 5
Starting Up ...................................................................................................................................................... 5
The “Setup” Tab ............................................................................................................................................. 5
The “SOS Button” – Closing Garden Notepad and Switching Applications ............................................ 6
Creating a New Field Data File ..................................................................................................................... 6
Creating a New Record .................................................................................................................................. 6
Typing in the Accession Number ................................................................................................................ 6
Scanning a Barcode ..................................................................................................................................... 7
Types of Barcoded Labels .............................................................................................................................. 7
Barcode Scanning Hardware ......................................................................................................................... 7
Picking a Plant by Location (GreVid Required) .......................................................................................... 8
Picking a Plant from an Inventory List ........................................................................................................ 8
ENTERING PLANT INFORMATION ..................................................................... 9
Seeing the Previous Field Checks (GreVid Required)................................................................................. 9
Entering Data on the “Condition” Tab ........................................................................................................ 9
Recording the Current Condition ................................................................................................................. 9
Recording the Current Sex ........................................................................................................................... 9
Recording the Number of Trunks for Multi-Trunked Trees ........................................................................ 9
Recording the Current Reproductive Status............................................................................................... 10
Recording Vegetative Status, Container and Cause of Death (Die Why) .................................................. 10
Entering Data on the “Location” Tab (GreVid Required) ....................................................................... 10
Recording the Current Location ................................................................................................................ 10
Change Type .............................................................................................................................................. 10
Recording the Number of Plants ................................................................................................................ 11
Entering Data on the “Size” Tab ................................................................................................................. 11
Recording the Spread ................................................................................................................................. 11
Recording the DBH ................................................................................................................................... 12
Recording the Height ................................................................................................................................. 12
Specifying the Accuracy ............................................................................................................................ 12
Changing Units .......................................................................................................................................... 12
Entering Data on the “Notes” Tab .............................................................................................................. 12
Recording Check Notes and a Performance Note ...................................................................................... 12
Recording Special Characteristics (GreVid Required) .............................................................................. 13
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Recording the Tree Hazard Score and Notes (BG-Map is required - cannot be used with GreVid and
Garden Notepad Standalone Version) ....................................................................................................... 13
Entering Data on the “Labels” Tab ............................................................................................................ 14
Entering Labels that the Plant Already Has ............................................................................................... 14
Entering Labels that the Plant Needs ......................................................................................................... 14
SAVING A RECORD ........................................................................................... 14
CHANGING AN ALREADY-SAVED RECORD ................................................... 14
DELETING AN ALREADY-SAVED RECORD .................................................... 15
ADDING DATA TO A PREVIOUSLY SAVED FIELD DATA FILE ...................... 15
TRANSFERRING THE DATA TO BG-BASE ...................................................... 15
GREVID™ ........................................................................................................... 16
WHAT IS GREVID™? ......................................................................................... 16
STARTING GREVID ............................................................................................ 16
The “SOS Button” ........................................................................................................................................ 16
SEARCHING FOR PLANTS ............................................................................... 17
Searching By Genus ..................................................................................................................................... 17
Including a Name Keyword in the Search .................................................................................................. 17
Searching By Location ................................................................................................................................. 18
Searching for Plants Whose Location Contains a Specific Phrase ........................................................... 18
VIEWING PLANT DATA ..................................................................................... 18
The “Origin” Tab ......................................................................................................................................... 19
The “Checks” Tab ........................................................................................................................................ 19
The “Description” Tab ................................................................................................................................. 19
The “Location” Tab ..................................................................................................................................... 19
VIEWING THE PLANT LOCATION MAP ............................................................ 19
Navigating the Map ...................................................................................................................................... 19
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UPDATING THE GREVID DATABASE .............................................................. 20
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Garden Notepad
What is Garden Notepad?
Garden Notepad is a time and labor saving software application that allows garden
staff to capture information about the size and condition of plants in the field on a
hand-held Windows mobile device and automatically upload and transfer that
information to BG-BASE.
What Data Can Garden Notepad Record?
Garden Notepad allows you to record:
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Condition
DBH
Number of Trunks
Sex
Reproductive Status
Vegetative Status
Container
Die Why
Location
Number of Plants
Special Characteristics
Spread
Height
Check Note
Performance Note
Labels Existing
Labels Needed
Tree Hazard Score, Comments and Recommended Action
Starting Garden Notepad
Starting Up
Tap the “Windows” button.
Tap "Programs."
Tap "Garden Notepad."
The “Setup” Tab
Enter your initials. Use the same initials as you
use in BG-BASE. These initials should be
registered in the BG-BASE Staff table.
Select either English or metric measurement
units. Any measurements entered must be in the
selected units. You can switch units at any time.
The “Setup” Tab
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The “SOS Button” – Closing Garden Notepad and Switching Applications
The button containing the symbol § is referred to as the “SOS Button” and performs
special functions.
First, it allows you to completely close
Garden Notepad instead of simply
hiding it. In Windows Mobile or
Pocket PC, the “X” button does not
completely close a program as it does
in desktop Windows. Instead, it hides
the program, which continues to run in
the background. This is analogous to
“minimizing” a window in desktop
Windows. By tapping the “SOS
Button” and then tapping “End Garden
Notepad”, you will completely shut
down Garden Notepad. It is a good idea to do this before transferring a field data file
to your desktop PC.
If you are using a version of Windows
Mobile or Pocket PC earlier than
Windows Mobile 5.0, you can also use
the “SOS Button” to switch to GreVid
or the Total Station Interface. If you
are running Windows Mobile 5.0 or
above, you can switch programs by
tapping the shortcut icons that are
revealed when you tap the “Windows”
start button.
Creating a New Field Data File
Before you can record information in
Garden Notepad, you must create a
field data file.
Tap "New File."
Type in a file name under “Name”
using the on-screen keyboard or
physical keyboard and tap "OK."
Creating a New Field Data File
Creating a New Record
To create a new record, tap the "New"
button. There are 4 ways to enter the
accession number of the new record:
Typing in the Accession Number
In the box labeled "Enter Acc. Num. or
scan barcode," enter the accession
number of the plant with qualifier (not
case sensitive.) Tap "OK."
Typing in an Accession Number
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Note:
If a plant is open in GreVid™, that plant can be transferred
directly to Garden Notepad by simply double-tapping the
"Enter Acc. Num. or scan barcode" box.
Scanning a Barcode
Rather than manually entering a plant's
accession number, you can do it automatically
by scanning a barcode.
While creating a new record, scan the barcode
on the plant label.
If the barcode was custom made to represent
that plant's accession number, the accession
number will appear in the box entitled "Enter
Acc. Num. or Scan Barcode."
Assigning a Barcode to an Accession
Number
If a pre-printed barcode with an arbitrary code
is scanned, and if you have installed the GreVid
database, you will be asked to enter the accession number to be associated with the
preprinted code.
Types of Barcoded Labels
There are two basic types of barcoded labels you can use:
Custom Printed Labels
To make a custom printed barcoded label, you will need a printer capable of printing
on label stock using a barcode font, which converts ordinary text – in this case the
accession number with qualifier of the plant – into a barcode.
Preprinted Labels
Preprinted labels are printed with barcodes that represent arbitrary sequential
numbers so that no two labels are alike. Garden Notepad can associate the arbitrary
number on a preprinted barcoded label with the actual accession number of a plant so
that it can be used just like a custom printed label.
Barcode Scanning Hardware
Barcode scanners are available as plug-in or wireless attachments to Windows
Mobile devices, and some devices have barcode scanners built in. In addition to the
scanner, you will need “wedge” software that causes scanned barcodes to be treated
in the same way as keyboard input.
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Picking a Plant by Location (GreVid
Required)
You can select plants by BASE Location. Tap
“Pick by Location.” Then, select a Location
from the drop-down list or enter a BG-BASE
location code. A list of plants in that location
will be displayed. Any plants that have
already been recorded in this data file will
appear at the top of the list preceded by a “>.”
Select a plant and tap “OK” or double tap the
plant. This will create a new record for the
selected plant.
Selecting by Location
Picking a Plant from an Inventory List
You can select a plant from an inventory list
that you created using a text editor. Tap the
double dots in the box labeled “Inventory List
Plant Picker”, and select the text file that
contains the inventory list. The list of plants
will appear in the drop-down list below. Any
plants that have already been recorded in this
data file will be preceded by a “>.” Select a
plant and tap “OK”. This will create a new
record for the selected plant.
Selecting from an Inventory List
How to Create Inventory List
An inventory list may be created and stored in Garden Notepad in order to keep track
of the plants you wish to visit in the field.
On the desktop PC, create a text file containing a list of the accession numbers of the
plants you wish to inventory. Notes about any plant can be typed into the list by
following the accession number with a comma, space, and the desired notes. An
example of a possible inventory list is given below:
86-142*C
86-257*H, Mag. virg. near Rose Garden.
83-081*A
48-287*F
Be sure the handheld device is in its docking station. Using ActiveSync or Windows
7 or Vista, copy the file into the My Documents folder in of your handheld device.
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Note:
When you save the data for a plant in an inventory list, an
arrow symbol (>) is placed in front of the accession number
on the inventory list. If you also save the same plant in the Total
Station Interface, a caret (^) will be inserted. This allows you to
keep track of which plants have been checked.
Entering Plant Information
Seeing the Previous Field Checks (GreVid Required)
After you create a new record or open a record in Garden
Notepad, you can view the previous field checks of the plant
by tapping the “Last Check” button. This will display the
most recent data for Location, number of plants, check date,
condition, check notes and measurements as stored in
GreVid.
To see the complete field check history of the plant, use
GreVid. After opening the record for the plant in Garden
Notepad, go to GreVid and double tap the “Accession
Number” line. This will open the record for the same plant
in GreVid.
The “Last Check” Screen
Entering Data on the “Condition” Tab
Use the condition tab to record the current condition, sex, reproductive status and
number of trunks.
Recording the Current Condition
Select a BG-BASE plant condition code from the drop-down list
Note:
The "Condition" field is the only one that must be filled. All
others may be left blank. To insert a blank, tap the drop-down
list, and select the blank line.
Recording the Current Sex
Select the BG-BASE code from the dropdown
list.
Recording the Number of Trunks for
Multi-Trunked Trees
Select the number of trunks from the box
entitled "No. Trunks." If the number of trunks
is greater than 6, choose “>6.”
Note: Before you enter the number
of trunks for the first time, you must
first set up BG-Map to assign a data
field for this purpose – See “Quad Up
Options” in the BG-Map or GreVid and
Garden Notepad Standalone Version
Setup Menu.
The “Condition” Tab
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Recording the Current Reproductive
Status
Select the BG-BASE code for reproductive
status. Or, select one of the code
combinations.
Recording Vegetative Status,
Container and Cause of Death (Die
Why)
Click the “More >” button to access these
additional data entry fields.
Select the BG-BASE vegetative status code
from the dropdown list.
Select a container code from the dropdown
list.
Select a cause of death code from the
dropdown list.
Click “OK” to return to the “Condition” tab.
How to Update the Container and Die Why Codes Lists
First, edit or add the label types using BG-BASE.
Using BG-Map
Tap Field Data/Export BG-BASE Label Types, Container Codes and Die Why Codes.
Using GreVid and Garden Notepad Standalone Version
Tap the “Setup” button, and the “Export >” button.
When prompted, copy the label types to the mobile device. Make certain that the
mobile device is connected using ActiveSync or Windows 7 or Vista. The updated
list of labels will not appear, until Garden Notepad is restarted.
Entering Data on the “Location” Tab (GreVid Required)
Use the Location Tab to record changes in the
Plant’s BG-BASE Location Code or Number of
Plants.
Recording the Current Location
The current Location of the plant is displayed.
If the Location of the plant has changed, select
the new location from the drop-down list.
Change Type
Select the BG-BASE location change type from
the dropdown list.
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Recording the Number of Plants
The current number of plants is displayed. If the number of plants has changed, enter
the number or the word MASS in the space provided.
Using the Tree Height Calculator
The height of a tree can be determined with the tree height calculator. To calculate the height, you must enter the angle to the
base of the tree, angle to the top of the tree, and distance from the tree. These measurements are explained in the illustration.
In order to determine these three pieces of information, you will need to use either a clinometer in conjunction with an
electronic range finder or tape measure, or just a total station. The clinometer can determine the angles, the electronic range
finder or tape measure can determine the distance, and the total station can determine both.
Enter the angle to the base of the tree in the box labeled "angle to base". (If it is a downward angle, make sure it is negative.)
Enter the angle to the top of the in the box labeled "angle to top."
Enter the distance to the tree.
Tap "Calculate." The tree's height will be calculated and automatically entered into the "Height" box.
Entering Data on the “Size” Tab
Use the Size Tab to record the current height,
spread and DBH.
Recording the Spread
Tap the box entitled "Spread." Type the plant's
spread in the indicated units. If you are using
English units, be sure to use decimal feet
instead of feet and inches. For example,
instead of 20 ft. 6 in. enter 20.5
The “Size” Tab
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Recording the DBH
Enter the plant's DBH in inches or cm. as indicated.
Recording the Height
Enter the plant's height in` decimal feet or meters.
Specifying the Accuracy
If the measurement entered is an estimate, add the letter “C” after the number – for
example: Height 20C.
Changing Units
To change units, tap "Setup" and select the desired measurement units – English or
Metric
Entering Data on the “Notes” Tab
Use the Notes tab to enter check notes, performance
note and special characteristics.
Recording Check Notes and a Performance
Note
You can type in your notes and/or select phrases to
insert by picking them from the “Phrase Picker.”
To insert a phrase, tap either the Check Notes or
Performance Note box at the place where the phrase
is to be inserted. Then, select a phrase from the
"Phrase Picker" dropdown list.
The “Notes” Tab
How to Edit the Phrases in the Phrase Picker
Using BG-Map
In BG-Map, click “Field Data/Edit Garden Notepad Checknote Phrases.” Click
“Help” for further details.
Using GreVid and Garden Notepad Standalone Version.
In GreVid and Garden Notepad Standalone Version, click “Checknote Phrases” under
“Garden Notepad.” Click “Help” for further details.
Note:
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For consistency, it is best to copy the same phrases.txt file to
all devices that are running Garden Notepad. This makes it
easy to do database searches for plants whose check notes
include specific phrases.
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Recording Special Characteristics (GreVid
Required)
Tap “Spec. Chars” in the Notes tab. The BG-BASE
Special Characteristics currently assigned to this plant
will be displayed.
To move a characteristic up or down in the list, tap the
characteristic, and then tap the arrow buttons.
To add a characteristic to the list, tap “Add.” Select a
code from the dropdown list, and enter any desired
Special Characteristics
notes.
To edit a characteristic on the list, tap “Edit.”
To delete a characteristic from the list, tap “Del.”
Tap “OK” to return to the “Notes” tab.
Recording the Tree Hazard Score and Notes
(BG-Map is required - cannot be used with
GreVid and Garden Notepad Standalone
Version)
Tap “Tree Haz.: in the Notes tab to display the tree
hazard entry screen.
Editing a Special Characteristic
Probability of Failure – This indicates the likelihood
of failure of all or a portion of the tree. Right-click and browse to select a value from
1 to 4.
Probability of Hitting a Target – This indicates the likelihood of the tree or a failed
part striking a target, such as a person, vehicle or structure. Right-click and browse to
select a value from 1 to 4.
Consequences of Hitting the Target – This indicates the expected consequences of
the tree or a failed part hitting the target. Right-click and browse to select a value from
1 to 4.
Tree Hazard Risk Rating – This is determined by 3 items described above. It is
based on the tables in ISA Publication Tree Risk Assessment, Best Management
Practices, companion publication to ANSI A300 Part 9.
Note:
This rating should serve as a guide only.
Accurate determination of hazard should be based
on the full evaluation of the tree and its surroundings
by a certified arborist qualified in tree risk
assessment.
Action to be Taken – Enter text and/or choose a phrase from the Phrase Picker.
Notes – Enter Text and/or choose a phrase from the
Phrase Picker.
Tree Hazard Data Entry
Tap “OK” to return to the “Notes” tab.
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Entering Data on the “Labels” Tab
Use the "Labels" tab to record labels that the plant needs or labels that the plant
already has.
Entering Labels that the Plant Already Has
Tap "Add" next to the box entitled "Has Labels."
From the drop-down list, select one type of label that the plant has.
Tap "OK." The type of label selected should appear in the "Has Labels" box.
Entering Labels that the Plant Needs
Tap "Add" next to the "Needs Labels" box.
Select a type of label from the drop-down list. You
may also select the quantity of needed labels from the
"Qty. Needed" list, and add any necessary comments
in the "Comments" box.
Tap "OK." The type of label selected should appear in
the "Needs Labels" box, as well as the quantity and
comments.
To add another type of label to either the "Has Labels"
or "Needs Labels" box, tap "Add" again and repeat the
process. To remove a type of label from either box,
tap the name where it appears in the box, and then tap
"Delete."
The “Labels” Tab
How to Update the Labels List
First, edit or add the label types using BG-BASE.
Using BG-Map
Tap Field Data/Export BG-BASE Label Types, Container Codes and Die Why Codes.
Using GreVid and Garden Notepad Standalone Version
Tap the “Setup” button, and the “Export >” button.
When prompted, copy the label types to the mobile device. Make certain that the
mobile device is connected using ActiveSync or Windows 7 or Vista. The updated
list of labels will not appear, until Garden Notepad is restarted.
Saving a Record
When all desired information for a plant has been entered, tap "Save."
Changing an Already-Saved Record
To change an already saved record, select a plant from the drop-down list to the left of
the button labeled "Del." Then change the entries in the various tabs and save again.
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Deleting an Already-Saved Record
To delete a plant, select a plant from the drop-down list to the left of the button
labeled "Del." Then tap "Del".
Adding Data to a Previously Saved Field Data File
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Tap the double dots to the left of the “New File” button.
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Select a field data file.
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The file will be opened. You can now change or add any information to an already
existing saved file.
Transferring the Data to BG-BASE
See your BG-Map or GreVid and Garden Notepad Standalone Version
Documentation.
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GreVid™
What is GreVid™?
GreVid is a tool for viewing BG-BASE plant collection records and location maps
while in the field. Data can be easily exported from BG-BASE and BG-Map into a
Windows mobile device.
Starting GreVid
Tap the “Windows” button.
Tap "Programs."
Tap "GreVid."
Upon opening, the screen should look like
this:
To bring up data on a specific plant, enter its
accession number with qualifier in the box
labeled “Acc. Num.” at the upper left corner
of the screen. Then tap "Go."
Note:
If a plant is open in Garden Notepad, that plant can be
transferred directly to GreVid™ by simply double-tapping the
box labeled “Acc. Num. and then tapping "Go."
The “SOS Button”
The button containing the symbol § is
referred to as the “SOS Button” and
performs special functions.
First, it allows you to completely close
GreVid instead of simply hiding it. In
Windows Mobile or Pocket PC, the “X”
button does not completely close a program
as it does in desktop Windows. Instead, it hides the program, which continues to run
in the background. This is analogous to “minimizing” a window in desktop
Windows. By tapping the “SOS Button” and then tapping “End GreVid”, you will
completely shut down GreVid.
The “SOS” button is also used to update the GreVid database after new data has been
exported and copied to the mobile device. Another function of this button is to set the
minimum zoom ratio for viewing the map. The smaller this number, the farther out
you can zoom. It should be set to the smallest number possible within the memory
limits of your handheld device. Tap “OK” to save the setting.
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If you are using a version of Windows Mobile or Pocket PC earlier than Windows
Mobile 5.0, you can also use the “SOS Button” to switch to Garden Notepad or the
Total Station Interface. If you are running Windows Mobile 5.0 or above, you can
switch programs by tapping the shortcut icons that are revealed when you tap the
“Windows” button.
Searching for Plants
You can search for plants by genus, location, and keywords. Tap the "Search" tab
toward the bottom of the screen.
Searching By Genus
To search for all plants of a single
genus, select the genus from the drop
down list. Make certain that “-Any-“
appears in the Location box and that the
“Search Phr.” and “Loc. Contains” lines
are empty. Then tap the “Search”
button. The results will appear in the
box below, listing the plant name,
location, and accession number. To
open the record for one of these plants
double tap it.
Including a Name Keyword in the
Search
To search for plants whose name
contains a specific word or phrase,
select a genus or Location, and enter the
search phrase on the line so labeled.
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Searching By Location
To search for all plants in a single
Location, select the Location from
the drop down list. Make certain that
“-Any-“ appears in the genus box and
that the “Search Phr.” and “Loc.
Contains” lines are empty. Then tap
the “Search” button. The results will
appear in the box below, listing the
plant name, location, and accession
number. To open the record for one
of these plants double tap it.
Searching for Plants Whose
Location Contains a Specific
Phrase
You can search for plants whose
location contains a certain phrase.
For example, suppose you have
plants in Locations:
NEW_ROSE_NORTH,
ROSE_GARDEN_SOUTH and
EAST_ROSES. You can search for
plants whose location contains
“ROSE” and retrieve plants from all
these locations. To do this, enter the
search phrase in the space labeled
“Location Contains.” You can also
enter a Genus and/or a Search Phrase
for the plant name.
Note:
Searching for plants in a specific Location will be faster than
searching for plants in a Location “Containing.”
Viewing Plant Data
Once you have opened a plant record by entering its accession number or using the
search tools, you can view different kinds of data by tapping the various tabs at the
bottom of the screen.
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The “Origin” Tab
The Origin tab displays the plant's collection number, country, original source, last
source, and barcode, each in its corresponding box.
The “Checks” Tab
Here, you can view information on past field checks and measurements. Tap the
“Spec. Chars.” button to see the Special Characteristics assigned to this plant.
The “Description” Tab
Here, you can view the plant's common name, family, information on flowers and
fruit, range, habit, and any additional description.
The “Location” Tab
Here, you can view the plant's location, quadrant, and map coordinates. If the plant
has not been mapped, the words "Map not available" will appear.
Viewing the Plant Location Map
If you have BG-Map and the plant has
been mapped, GreVid will display a
map showing the plant’s location.
Navigating the Map
To zoom in, tap the + button. To zoom
out, tap the – button. To pan left, right,
up or down, tap the < > ^ or v buttons.
To zoom out to the maximum, tap the -button. To re-center the plant, tap the
Go button.
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Note:
To enable the map viewing feature, you must create a
georeferenced map library from your basemap. See
http://www.bg-map.com/userdata/GrevidMapHowto.html for
details.
Note:
If your device displays an “Out of Memory” message when
you pan or zoom the map, increase the setting for “Minimum
Map Zoom.” See “The SOS Button” above.
Updating the GreVid Database
To update the data that appears in GreVid, follow the instructions in the BG-Map
TechNote "How to Transfer GreVid and PropNoter Data to a Windows Mobile
Device” - http://www.bg-map.com/userdata/GrevidDBUpdate.html
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